[bobster]

I was going to revisit the thread on dog coats now that Ringo almost went hypothermic up on Red Mountain Pass over the holiday weekend. Of course with the TT Crash of '04 that thread isn't around anymore.

Can any of you share the information on where to get some good doggie coats? I did get the link to Cabela's and that looks like something that might work but I know there were others that I didn't get to check out.

[funhog]

bobster,

check out www.coldspotfeeds.com
maybe this link: http://www.coldspotfeeds.com/product.asp?idProduct=304&idShopper=77466&id1=170487044&idBasket=

and apocalypse design
www.akgear.com under the dog skijoring page.
funky site but rock solid lifetime guarantee on gear...

fh
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[Jenny]

Coldspot seems to have a good variety of well-designed coats.

Others to consider:
Ruffwear
Dogbooties.com

I have one from each. The dogbooties.com coats are less expensive, but don't have the length to cover all the way down my dog's back. The Ruffwear coats do have a bit better coverage. Another Coldspot coat lets you chose the length, giving better coverage along the back.

As I type, it feels like deja-vu all over again!

p.s. With the demise of our collective history, I can now claim more posts than Cesare...at least for a moment!

[bobster]

Thanks, keep them coming. I am now up to 3 posts... yippee.
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[Basurablanca]

I've heard good things about Ruffware and also about: These

[woodi7259]

Wow definetly read that title wrong. I read it and thought man what kinda sicko would make a coat out a dog skin I was happy to find you were looking for something for the poor dog to wear so not freezing. Man is my brain messed up from withdrawl.